Please help me to identify this vintage watch

[OGAL30]

Hello. I am writing to You guys with a kindly inquiry to verify below watch. I got it checked and it is all 18k gold. I am higly confused by the movement - it seems to be cal 1873, caseback and bracelet... Nothing match. Your help will be highly appreciated. Have a nice day.
https://imageshack.com/i/pmT8dHU3j
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[Dan S]

Fake.

[OGAL30]

Originally Posted by Dan S

Fake.

All 18k and all fake? I mean backcase and bracelet?

[1665fan]

Trash lol, the movement has the same plate as omega movements

[Toronto Soup King]

Even I can tell that's fake. Who would make such a case, in 18K???

[offrdmania]

Not unheard of. Here is an aftermarket 18K gold case for a President. (I wont call it fake because I see no Rolex roll marks on it)

There are 18K cases that a faker could use to try and fool the uneducated. There are even unmarked Solid 18K gold President bracelets out there.

https://www.chrono24.com/rolex/case-...14283.htm#gref

[Toronto Soup King]

Originally Posted by offrdmania

Not unheard of. Here is an aftermarket 18K gold case for a President. (I wont call it fake because I see no Rolex roll marks on it)

There are 18K cases that a faker could use to try and fool the uneducated. There are even unmarked Solid 18K gold President bracelets out there.

https://www.chrono24.com/rolex/case-...14283.htm#gref

Listed as "My Jewerly Gallery" on pic 4, doesn't inspire confidence!

I find this odd. I'd think you could find an old genuine 1803 for about what you'd pay for a full 18K fake, so why bother? Perhaps I just don't have the mind of a faker.

Anyway thanks for the link, one more thing to watch out for!

[offrdmania]

Originally Posted by Toronto Soup King

Listed as "My Jewerly Gallery" on pic 4, doesn't inspire confidence!

I find this odd. I'd think you could find an old genuine 1803 for about what you'd pay for a full 18K fake, so why bother? Perhaps I just don't have the mind of a faker.

Anyway thanks for the link, one more thing to watch out for!

I dont have the mind of one either but the stuff exists, why? who knows